I got emotional with this trade. I was afraid that I was going to miss out on the spike so I got in. I should have been more patient and time and time again I'm TOO patient and I miss the trade. I got in, but I saw what I did wrong in the moment and I got out quickly for a small lose within my limits. No real damage done overall.

Scratched this trade. I went for the late day break out to see if the volume would come back and then have a Friday short squeeze. Glad I trusted my thesis, controlled my emotions and got a better exit then I normally do. So many lessons to be learned like just sticking to more liquid stocks or ones with a better catalyst and to only play the patterns that I really see and feel for.

Planned out this trade very well, but off on my timing and a little greedy. Bought it RIGHT at support of the one year mark @ 1.74. They have blow out earnings with a low float. It broke the support and I missed my 1.65 cove rand I ended up selling it right near the bottom which is a shame @ 1.61. Overall very good R-R just didn't stick to it as well I should have. Just would have cut loses even faster and waited longer to not be greedy and force this trade.

Stupid trade to begin with. I chased it all the way and I didn't listen to my gut feeling to just get out when its not ok. $RADA had a new contract and it came down for a dip buy and it didn't go up very much and I was upset that I missed another play that morning due to not using my gut feeling to. I tried to sell, but my order would not get executed. Bummer to lose so much, but I would have a smaller loss if I got executed where I wanted.

$SGNL was a top % gainer all day so I thought that people would want to chase it because they were desperate for a trade in a bad market, but overall I'm ok with this trade for being new and putting what I should do into action. I gave this trade time for once and I'm proud of myself for that, but I should have been smarter in a bad market.

Earnings winner break out. I knew that this stock cant hold its spikes even with the best news. Tim bought @1.77 before my breakout level of 1.83. It went up to 1.88 and then back down. The volume was slow now and it looked back on the level 2. I should have held because it went to 1.93 a few minutes later. Lesson learned was to let my stop loss save me. Cut losses intelligently and let the stop loss be there for a reason. Give stocks the time they need sometimes.

FAT FINGER MISTAKE! I wanted my position size to be 84, but I got too excited and missed my entry @ 6.23. I didn't hold my shares for overnight news. Even though Tim sold his before the close I didn't care about my 6 shares so I just got out to save myself the head ache. It was a dead trade form that point. Live and learn to read before you click send.

This stock can spike on nothing so this was a speculative Buy. Breakout above 5 (Major resistance). Buy order was at 5.02, but I got 4.98 and the volume was HUGE. OHGI has ran in the past on nothing and I was trading price action. OHGI could have ran if it was able to breakout a little more. Learning what does and doesn't work for my trading.

Got in on the break out for late afternoon spike after the big spike on news, but it went up to 3.54 then right back down. First trade in a while so I got scared and just got out and played it safe.

Lessons learned on this one! I wasn't able to get executed when it was falling hard, but it was just a trade I shouldn't have been in from the start. Terrible Risk/ Reward, not a big enough position size to make money on and no pre-market trading to maybe get out early.